College students and credit cards Furman Business Professor Tom Smythe talks about the pros and cons of college students having a credit card in their own name in a Q & A for Wallet Hub. Read more
Professor Tom Smythe kicks off High Noon lecture series Oct. 10 His talk, “International Trade: Where Do We Go From Here?” begins at noon at the Upcountry History Museum-Furman University.
Four Furman graduates among Greenville’s ‘Best & Brightest 35 and Under’ Kate Dabbs ’09, Drew Dezen ’12, Nick Hollstegge ’07 and Monty Turner ’11 were honored by Greenville Business Magazine.
A summer peppered with experience Marra Burton '20 got a crash course in golf broadcasting by shadowing CBS analyst Dottie Pepper '87
The EU is OK Is the European Union America's foe? Hardly, write professors Brent Nelsen and Tom Smythe, and especially not in the Upstate of South Carolina.
A closer look at the economy At the start of 2018, Furman Business and Accounting Professor Thomas Smythe spoke with GSA Business about what the economy would hold in 2018. The publication checked back with him in July for a mid-year update.
Walking the balance transfer tightrope Jonathan Handy, an assistant professor of business and accounting at Furman, speaks with WalletHub about balance transfer credit cards and how to avoid the mistakes that can happen when using them.
Buchalski chases Olympic dream with pro contract NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships runner-up has her eye on next year's World Championships and the 2020 Olympics.
Buchalski finishes second in nation at NCAA Championships Her runner-up showing in the 5,000-meter run, where she passed multiple runners on the final lap, was the highest finish by a Furman track athlete ever.
Buchalski faces formidable 5000 field at NCAA track championships The greatest Furman track athlete of all time will compete in her final race Saturday night as one of an unprecedented five Paladin runners in the meet.
